Prism Match 3D
Free to play
Prism Match 3D
Game by GamePix. The provider may show ads and use cookies. Learn more
- Category
- Puzzle
- Platform
- Web browser
- Provider
- GamePix
- Price
- Free to play
About Prism Match 3D
Each level of Prism Match 3D is a cluster of white cubes hanging in a cloudy sky, each showing a picture such as a sun, a backpack or a bottle. Clicking a cube flies it into the tray at the bottom, and three cubes with the same picture vanish as soon as they meet there. Grey cubes are covered and cannot be picked yet; they turn white once the cubes in front are gone. Drag across empty sky to spin the cluster and check its sides.
The first level is a small block with five pictures. Level 2 spreads many more cubes over a wider, looser shape with at least seven pictures, including ladybugs, donuts and boars. No timer runs; the danger is the tray. Fill it with unmatched cubes and the game shows Game Over, and Play Again sends you back to a new level 1. Three boosters on the right undo the last pick, lift the tray's cubes out to the side or shuffle the pictures, each with three uses and an ADS label.
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How to play Prism Match 3D
Objective
Clear every cube in the level by sending matching pictures to the tray in threes without ever filling it, then move on to the following level and keep the run going.
Controls
Desktop
- Click a white cube: send it to the tray; three cubes with the same picture clear
- Drag on empty sky with the mouse: rotate the cluster sideways or tilt it to see the top
- Mouse wheel: zoom the view in on the cluster
- Undo booster (curved arrow, right side): return the last cube from the tray to its place
- Box-with-arrow booster: lift the cubes out of the tray and park them beside the cluster
- Crossed-arrows booster: shuffle the pictures among the remaining cubes
Mobile
- Tap a white cube: send it to the tray at the top of the screen
- Swipe across empty space: rotate the cluster
Getting started
- Wait for the loader to finish, then press the round play button to the right of the Prism Match 3D title; on a phone it sits below the title.
- Look over the level 1 cluster and find three white cubes with the same picture, such as three suns.
- Click them one by one; each flies into the tray at the bottom, and the third one clears the whole set.
- Drag across empty sky to turn the cluster and spot white cubes on the back or sides; grey ones are still covered.
- When the last cube is gone, the Level Complete! panel appears; press its blue button to load the larger level 2.
Tips
- Only click a cube when you can see its partners or already hold one in the tray; scattered single picks fill the tray fast and end the run.
- Clearing the front layer turns hidden grey cubes white, so take sets that sit in front of covered cubes first to open up more choices.
- The undo booster sends your last pick back to its place, the cheapest fix after a misclick; each booster starts with three uses.
- When the tray is nearly full, the box-with-arrow booster pulls its cubes out and parks them beside the cluster, where you can click them again later.
- Zoom in with the mouse wheel on crowded levels; small cubes at the edges are easier to hit and to tell apart when they are larger.
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Prism Match 3D FAQ
What happens when the tray fills up in Prism Match 3D?
The run ends. After seven different cubes went into the tray without a match, the screen showed Game Over with the level reached, and Play Again started a fresh level 1 with a new layout and all three boosters back at three uses.
How do you rotate the cubes in Prism Match 3D?
Drag on empty space around the cluster. A sideways drag spins it, an up or down drag tilts it toward a top view, and the mouse wheel zooms in. On a phone you swipe to rotate, and the start screen also mentions pinching to zoom.
Why are some cubes grey in Prism Match 3D?
Grey cubes are covered by other cubes and cannot be picked yet. Once you clear the cubes in front of them, they turn white with a visible picture and can be sent to the tray like any other cube.
What do the three boosters in Prism Match 3D do?
The curved-arrow button undoes your last pick, the box-with-arrow button lifts the cubes out of the tray and parks them beside the cluster, and the crossed-arrows button shuffles the pictures among the remaining cubes. Each started with three uses and showed two after one use.